Connie's Rose

The real story with Connie's Rose is Chepstow. That track suits her. She has won seven times from thirty-eight races there—nearly one in every five—which is the kind of course record that matters in racing. Her last win came at Chepstow on 2 September 2025, and while it has been thirteen months without a victory since then, that one track remains her most reliable hunting ground. When Grace Harris's Shirenewton yard targets Chepstow, Connie's Rose has genuine claims.

Lately she has been knocking on the door without quite breaking through. In her last six races, she has picked up four places and two fourth-place finishes—the kind of form that says a win is not far away, but has not quite arrived. She raced just yesterday, so she is still an active, racing fit horse. Kieran O'Neill, who has ridden her four times for two wins, knows her well enough to get the best from her when conditions suit. Grace Harris's yard is in good form too, having sent out thirty-one winners this season, so the infrastructure is there when Connie's Rose finally finds her day again.